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Last year a friend and I bought 3 day passes from our phones when starting our ride from the Days in Berthierville, QC. We were stopped by police on the trail within sight of the Days inn. They told us the pass on our phone was not good enough. They instructed us to go back to the hotel and get it printed, which we did.

Wild Bill and I had a lot of fun swapping snowmobiling stories with you guys at the Quality inn in Matane. Tuesday was our 6th and last day of riding. Left Matane at 9am riding back to the Universal. We rode trails #5, #35, #571, #544, #44, #85, #526. Except for about 20 miles on #5, all the trails were fresh groomed with 6-8" of power on top. we arrived at the Universal at 3pm, loaded up and drove home arriving at 11pm. It was a great trip with an amazing amount of snow. 1350 miles.

4500 miles. Most of it in Vermont. About 500 miles in adirondacks. 500 miles on tug hill and 500 miles in central New York south of I-90. Had a good time but my snowmobile track, slides, carbides, and suspension got a real workout compared to riding in quebec.

Thanks for the info, Tom. Another ride would be fun. Alain

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I've been buying my pass from Bill for years, but I cannot find the link on Quebec rider. Someone mentioned he's on facebook, but I am not. Does anyone know how I can find a link for buying a pass from him.

Hi pipeman, I agree the trails were great . We were the 5 riders following you on the pelchat trail

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Myself and two others rode this trail last year. We started from the Carlton end of the trail and rode to La Cache. Once we reached the portion of the trail that is shown in dotted on the map, the trail was no longer groomed. For a while it was a bumpy single track with brush hanging over the trail. It eventually got wider but still not groomed. Not marked very well either. There were numerous trails intersecting with sled tracks on them. Probably locals. I used my GPS to keep us going in the correct direction. We were happy when we finally reached Trail 595. I do not know if it is rideable this year.

I transfer multiple maps to my gps from my pc using mapsource or basecamp. If you have multiple maps loaded on your gps, your gps should have a menu where you can see the list of maps with a checkbox next to them allowing you to select or deselect individual maps. In order for the map you want to use to operate properly you have to select it on your gps list of maps and deselect all other maps.

You can purchase gps trailmasters snowmobile New England. Their GPS maps cover Vermont, New Hampshire & Maine and I believe new York also.

Jack, Thanks for the info. Alain

Hi Tom, Yes, 6 in our group. Starting from Bernieres for 4 day saddle bag trip

Ok it is working. Apparently 2 versions of 2017 v900 was transferred to my gps, and I had only 1 activated on the gps.

I also downloaded the latest version today. Trail Colors are fine in mapsource, but all trails are gray on gps. Leaving for Quebec tomorrow. If anyone has a solution, please let me know